The Interdict, a Novel 1
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Besides those passages already noticed there were other impenetrables in my memoranda, particularly in the lines which recorded the indignation of my aunt towards some person whom she reviled for having deserted us. — Was it my mother, and was the divorce a con- sequence of that desertion ? This was a pro- 166 TKE INTERDICT.
bable deduction, yet I felt reluctant to admit it. To favor my repugnance I referred to the words u poor Julia/ 5 by which the divorced had been apostrophized. — Poor in ou...r mystify- ing idiom is often a term of endearment ; — had Croesus been our countryman, beloved and maligned, he would have been lamented as C( poor Croesus." There was no such signifi- cant epithet bestowed upon Margaret Wallen- berg ; I caught at the idea that she was the reviled, for I was ineonceiveably averse from believing that my mother had forsaken us. As the children of her unhappy predecessor we were odious to, and abandoned by our step- mother. I felt unspeakable satisfaction at this arrangement, and endeavoured to substantiate my conclusion by looking back into the ee dim and distant past." I had had glimmering ideas of a fine mansion which 1 once inhabited; of nurses fondling and obedient.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides those passages already noticed there were other impenetrables in my memoranda, particularly in the lines which recorded the indignation of my aunt towards some person whom she reviled for having deserted us. — Was it my mother, and was the divorce a con- sequence of that desertion ? This was a pro- 166 TKE INTERDICT.
bable deduction, yet I felt reluctant to admit it. To favor my repugnance I referred to the words u poor Julia/ 5 by which the divorced had been apostrophized. — Poor in ou...r mystify- ing idiom is often a term of endearment ; — had Croesus been our countryman, beloved and maligned, he would have been lamented as C( poor Croesus." There was no such signifi- cant epithet bestowed upon Margaret Wallen- berg ; I caught at the idea that she was the reviled, for I was ineonceiveably averse from believing that my mother had forsaken us. As the children of her unhappy predecessor we were odious to, and abandoned by our step- mother. I felt unspeakable satisfaction at this arrangement, and endeavoured to substantiate my conclusion by looking back into the ee dim and distant past." I had had glimmering ideas of a fine mansion which 1 once inhabited; of nurses fondling and obedient.
What to read after The Interdict, a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Steward, Isabella Travers, D. 1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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